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We all share the frustration with the overwhelming amount of unsolicited commercial EMail SPAM and telephone advertising that intrudes on our everyday lives in uncountable ways. This site offers you a host of information and a smattering of SPAM blocking tools to show you how to regain a foothold on your privacy and personal time. You'll find practical information about stop SPAM and telemarketers websites that share our goal of making it decreasingly profitable for the SPAM-spewing bottom-feeders of the telemarketing industry to continue with these cyber-assaults on civility. These people are nothing more than amoral thieves who justify their crimes by pointing to their profits.

If you want to recover the precious moments of your life that these people steal from you every day, if you want to do something to stop the SPAM that clogs your EMail mailbox, if you want to stop the telemarketers from plaguing your life with unsolicited phone calls, you are among friends here. Putting a stop to SPAM and telemarketers is in everyone's best interest. SPAM kills business productivity. SPAM clogs the Internet, and is a frequent vehicle for fraud. Telemarketers make evening hours unbearable. You cannot stop all SPAM and telemarketers by yourself, but with a little perseverence you can stop SPAM and telemarketers from many of their worst offenses once you're armed with the information provided here.

The Do-Not-Call Registry has been incredibly successful since its inception several years ago. If you signed up at the start and your registration lapsed, you can renew. For more information, see our How To Stop Telemarketers page

The onslaught of computer viruses, adware, and malware continues unabated. You need to be sure that your computer is protected by using effective anti-virus and anti-malware programs that you can rely on. See our new How To Stop Computer Virus tutorial.



The Internet is giving new opportunities to thieves, even though the crime is as old as the charge card. See our page on How To Stop Identity Theft. Learn how to avoid becoming a victim, and the first steps to take if your identity has been stolen.

Personal Privacy News

The latest upheaval in personal privacy is the inclusion of Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) tags in packaging for consumer goods and in library books. The tags allow products to be scanned remotely using radio waves instead of laser-beams. Privacy advocates fear this could be abused by businesses and governments.


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